thermopolis fly fishing report

guide steve beazley back at it

Lot’s of fishing reports coming in from this past weekend and week. The Wedding of the Waters have been busy on weekends but the fishing remains very consistent. Most anglers are nymphing under an indicator with a number of different flies. Midges, worms, eggs, and larger point flies such as leeches are all producing. If one pattern isn’t producing be sure to change until you find one that is. Keep an eye out for fish in shallower water 1 to 3 feet keying in on emergers. Mini-rigging can be deadly! GIve us a call for your spring fishing adventure! 307.438.0740. Also if you have any photos or videos that you would like to share shoot us an email.

Keep an eye out for risers. Midges have been hatching most days. Lots of the fish podded up are the smaller fish in the river, but keep an eye out for the big single fish keying in on midges.

Remember to keep an eye out for spawning fish and please don’t walk thru the redds or fish them. Thanks!

R.I.P. John Beazley

7-12-1974…..1-21-2012

John Beazley doing what he loved! Our prayers and thoughts go out to Steve and his family.

winter rainbow trout double

double rainbow!

On a serious note. Prayers and thoughts go out to top guide Steve Beazley who is mourning the loss of his son John from Arizona. We will not be running trips this week on the Wedding of the Waters. We will be back in full swing next week once Steve returns. Stay strong Steve. We love you and your family!

give us a call 307.438.0740

wedding of the waters and tying flies!

winter flies

Weather has warmed up here in Central Wyoming. Calling for a high of 41 today in Thermopolis. All week looks perfect for fishing on the Wedding of the Waters! Get out after them. We certainly will be out. Standard tailwater bugs under the bobber will produce. Keep an eye out for risers and have midges and baetis on hand. Get out and enjoy this warm spell!

thermopolis fly fishing

andrew byron throwing streamers for the big one

We are already looking forward to warmer weather and big fish. Its very cold in central Wyoming! Brrrr. We are busy tying flies and booking trips for the upcoming 2012 season in both Wyoming and Southwestern Montana. Give us a call and we will be more than happy to take care of your fly-fishing needs. It’s going to be a busy spring in Thermopolis area as the fishery is really starting to get popular. Weekends can be hectic so be sure to try and come out mid-week. Guide Steve Beaz got on the river yesterday and had a great day of fishing. The male rainbows are starting to color up already!